Too many products out there

[Rook45]

vaping is starting to seem like never ending upgrades. 8 days ago I purchased a Evic. Yesterday I ordered the provari starter kit. I now found the poldiac and megatron. I'm a mechanic that is familiar with electricity. So would jumping into mechanical mods be a good or bad idea for a beginner vaper? Luckily the poldiac isn't available for purchase at the moment. Lol I was already on the MMV site trying to order one.


Jon

 

[grayscale]

It does seem that way but that is common with an emerging market like this, particularly when the majority of the suppliers are small scale.

 

[WillyZee]

welcome to ECF Jon ... why not just use what you already got? ... I don't think this is any kind of contest

 

[LeftHandBlack]

Nothing wrong with mechanical mods for beginners. Find the voltage that produces enough vape for you and stick with the right ohms on the coils of your clearomizer and tank and you are good.

 

[Rook45]

I don't even have the provari in my possession yet. But YouTube is evil I see those thick vapor clouds people get with the poldiac.
I bought my first PV with the assumption that I'll get the best one available and I won't need multiple PVs . Since I'm new to this and don't have any knowledge about PV's I keep finding better products. I want to find the absolute best PV on the market buy it and be done for at least a year or so.


Jon

 

[WillyZee]

I don't even have the provari in my possession yet. But YouTube is evil I see those thick vapor clouds people get with the poldiac.
I bought my first PV with the assumption that I'll get the best one available and I won't need multiple PVs . Since I'm new to this and don't have any knowledge about PV's I keep finding better products. I want to find the absolute best PV on the market buy it and be done for at least a year or so.


Jon

you will always be chasing then Jon ... a lot of people on the Apple forums ask the same kind of questions ... should I buy now or wait for the iPhone 8?

 

[alisa1970]

I don't even have the provari in my possession yet. But YouTube is evil I see those thick vapor clouds people get with the poldiac.
I bought my first PV with the assumption that I'll get the best one available and I won't need multiple PVs . Since I'm new to this and don't have any knowledge about PV's I keep finding better products. I want to find the absolute best PV on the market buy it and be done for at least a year or so.


Jon

Well, "the best" is for the most part subjective. But you're doing well with the Provari--I don't think most APV owners will quibble about that (and some will say that is IS the best out there).